Central-Eastern Europe will compete for US favour

Incoherent US foreign policy strains ties with Western Europe and saps influence over disruptive Central-Eastern Europe

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Chagos ruling will boost chances of Mauritian return

A majority ruling against the United Kingdom’s control of the Chagos Islands could have far-reaching impacts

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The incumbent has been convincingly re-elected, but his victory may be more brittle than it seems

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The Royal Commission into the financial sector has issued its findings

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The government is attempting to quell a worsening controversy at home and abroad

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Removing a sitting US president unwillingly from office is nigh impossible

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A hundred days after elections, five parties agree on a new government

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Spain's election takes place as twelve Catalan independence leaders go on trial amid growing right-wing populism

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President Trump has gone through with his plan to invoke emergency powers to build the US-Mexico wall

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The government has not privatised the state banks but uses them as instruments of policy and allegedly patronage

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